Ayalum Njanum Thammil...

Ayalum Njanum Thammil (2012) : Brief Review -

Before society, the doctor needs to understand his job and obligation-Lal Jose proves with his medical drama. Doctors are known as forms of God, and rightfully so. I myself once wanted to be a doctor but then changed paths of education. Some of my friends are having good careers in the medical field, and I have immense respect for them. One of my doctor friends says, "Some jobs give you more than a salary. Instead of bank balance, I am hungry for people's blessings and creating goodwill through my work." I fully agree with him, and that's why I have a huge amount of respect for him. During the pandemic, while I was sitting at home, he was busy serving people, and that too 24 x 7. Man, this is a tough job. Lal Jose's Ayalum Njanum Thammil shows you some aspects of it but unfortunately misses many more valuable segments that could have taken the film to the next level. The film is about a wannabe doctor who realises the importance of a job and the impact it has on society. We have seen many films based on the same idea, with different fields such as the Army, Civil service, and even a chef. What this film lacks is a strong emotional connect with the main character, which is diverted to the second lead, Dr. Samuel, played by Prathap Pothen. It's more like his film than Prithviraj Sukimaran's. Lal's execution also falters on many occasions, as ANT looks like a low-grade and dated film. His love story and the cop's anguish took up a lot of screen space, which was unnecessary. The same space could have been used for the intelligence and thoughtful conversations between Samuel and Ravi. Sukumaran's honest act and Pothen's subtle impact save the film from drowning; rather, they make sure that it becomes a must-see. I have seen better films on doctors and their Great work, so this one felt just fairly good, nothing more than that.

RATING - 6/10*

By - #samthebestest.

The Doctor's brothers Sanjay & Bobby (both scripted by Lal Jose for the first time) are screening scenes in the field service scene and some kind of service minds. Dr Prithviraj presents 'Aryan' in the film. That is Ravi Tharakan. The other characters tell me about him (he and I am in the middle of it) is the unveiling of Ravi Thakkar. But there is the story of the story in the atmosphere that is less familiar, but "goodness" and some of the encounter scenes that are trying to reach the audience on each occasion are fraudulent. Dr is from an accident that was shown at the start of the film. The Ravi Tharakan disappears and the story that tells colleagues and friends about him. But in the first instance of this (the hospital scene) the audience may not be a clear or satisfying cause. The second half of the first half after the first half seemed better. Performance is better with actors than scenes.

This's one of the best works by Bobby-Sanjay. Trust me, you'll never disappoint with this!

Utilising the best performances from each actors, Lal Jose did utmost justification to the script! Also, can't leave Kalabhavan Mani behind - such a short character, and the impact he made was incredible! Applause to the perfect casting team!

Revisiting Ayalum Njanum Thammil on it's 6th year anniversary!

A movie which holds a special place in my heart!

The film was a captivating story right from the beginning crowned with an outstanding performance. You'll never look at medical practice the same way

DELICIOUS

-Jomon T John and his team were spectacular! The camera lens choices, angles, and great lighting contributed to superior storytelling

-We're not big fans of Prithviraj as his performance usually fluctuates, but in ANT, he outshone himself!

We believed him when he was the immature & nagging intern and later when he was more conscious and resolute. Prathap Pothen was simply graceful 👌🏾

-ANT was a unique screenplay packed with fantastic dialogues that made us question our life purpose and refrain from self-centeredness.

The story dived deep into the practice of medicine exposing the dirty work behind the scenes. ANT will teach you the necessity to be mature by never taking things for granted and always being responsible

-Editing and special effects have to be commended as well 🙌🏾

BLAND

-Dr. Supriya had her hair down during surgery which is normally against protocols😳

-Dubbing suffered quite a bit

-The storytelling included a great number of flashbacks that it became tedious to constantly return to the past.

This was one of the first movie in which I saw present & past showing together without informing the watcher. I liked it very much. Overall really nice theme.